Closed sirkris closed 2 years ago
This test will also return a 409 Conflict after a previous failed run. This is because it created the multi but didn't destroy it, so trying to create it again causes the API to reject it. I'll add a sanity check to fix this, as well.
Merged into 1.6.
It looks like the Reddit API made a minor change that strips the trailing slash from the end of the returned multi URL. Updating the assertion statement in the test should resolve this.